io.github.firebase/firebase-mcp

A test tool

List all deployed functions in your Firebase project.

Use this to retrieve a page of Cloud Functions log entries using Google Cloud Logging advanced filters.

Use this to compile Firebase SQL Connect schema, operations, and/or connectors and check for build errors. Resolves service directories defined in the project's \

Executes a GraphQL operation against a local Firebase SQL Connect Service instance emulator. Grants access to run queries and mutations on the local emulator. **Prerequisites:** * The Firebase local emulators must be running (run \

Use this to list existing local and backend Firebase SQL Connect services

Run a remote test.

Check the status of an apptesting release test and/or get available devices that can be used for automated tests

Use this to publish a new remote config template or roll back to a specific version for the project

Use this to retrieve the specified Firebase Remote Config template from the currently active Firebase Project.

Use this to retrieve one or more Firebase Auth users based on a list of UIDs or a list of emails.

Use this to disable, enable, or set a custom claim on a specific user's account.

Use this to set an SMS region policy for Firebase Authentication to restrict the regions which can receive text messages based on an ALLOW or DENY list of country codes. This policy will override any existing policies when set.

Use this to create a new Firebase Project.

Use this to read the contents of `firebase://` resources or list available resources

Use this to retrieve the current Firebase **environment** configuration for the Firebase CLI and Firebase MCP server, including current authenticated user, project directory, active Firebase Project, and more. All tools require the user to be authenticated, but not all information is required for all tools. Pay attention to the tool requirements for which pieces of information are required.

Use this to update environment config for the Firebase CLI and Firebase MCP server, such as project directory, active project, active user account, accept terms of service, and more. Use `firebase_get_environment` to see the currently configured environment.

Signs the user into the Firebase CLI and Firebase MCP server. **Prerequisites:** * A Google Account is required. * Sign in is required to work with Firebase Projects and call most other Firebase tools. **When to use it:** * Use this tool when you need to authenticate the Firebase CLI/MCP server. * Use this tool to check the current login status (which account is currently authenticated). * Use this tool to switch accounts or force reauthentication when credentials expire or change. **How to use it:** * To check current login status, call the tool without any parameters. If a user is already logged in, it will return the logged-in email. * To log in (initial or after logging out), call the tool without any parameters: 1. The tool will return a login URL (\

Use this to check Firebase Security Rules for Firestore, Storage, or Realtime Database for syntax and validation errors.

Use this to add the specified SHA certificate hash to the specified Firebase Android App.

Use this to sign the user out of the Firebase CLI and Firebase MCP server.

Use this to retrieve a list of Firebase Projects that the signed-in user has access to.

Use this to retrieve information about the currently active Firebase Project.

Use this to retrieve a list of the Firebase Apps registered in the currently active Firebase project. Firebase Apps can be iOS, Android, or Web.

Deploy resources to your Firebase project, based on the contents of firebase.json.

Use this to retrieve the security rules for a specified Firebase service.

Use this to initialize selected Firebase services in the workspace (Cloud Firestore database, Firebase SQL Connect, Firebase Realtime Database, Firebase AI Logic). All services are optional; specify only the products you want to set up.

Check the status of a background deployment job using its Job ID.

Use this to create a new Firebase App in the currently active Firebase Project. Firebase Apps can be iOS, Android, or Web.

Use this to retrieve the Firebase configuration information for a Firebase App.

Use this to retrieve data from the specified location in a Firebase Realtime Database.

Use this to write data to the specified location in a Firebase Realtime Database.

Use this to retrieve one or more Firestore documents from a collection in a database in the current project by a collection with a full document path. Use this if you know the exact path of a collection and the filtering clause you would like for the document.

Use this to retrieve a list of App Hosting backends in the current project. An empty list means that there are no backends.

Use this to fetch the most recent logs for a specified App Hosting backend. If `buildLogs` is specified, the logs from the build process for the latest build are returned. The most recent logs are listed first.

Use this to send a message to a Firebase Cloud Messaging registration token or topic. ONLY ONE of `registration_token` or `topic` may be supplied in a specific call.

Use this to list the most recent events matching the given filters. Can be used to fetch sample crashes and exceptions for an issue, which will include stack traces and other data useful for debugging.

Gets specific events by resource name. Can be used to fetch sample crashes and exceptions for an issue, which will include stack traces and other data useful for debugging.

Add a note to an issue from crashlytics. Only supported for mobile (Android and iOS) apps.

Use this to list all notes for an issue in Crashlytics. Only supported for mobile (Android and iOS) apps.

Delete a note from a Crashlytics issue. Only supported for mobile (Android and iOS) apps.

Use this to request numerical reports from Crashlytics. The result aggregates the sum of events and impacted users, grouped by a dimension appropriate for that report. Agents must read the [Firebase Crashlytics Reports Guide](firebase://guides/crashlytics/reports) using the \

Gets data for a Crashlytics issue, which can be used as a starting point for debugging.

Use this to update the state of Crashlytics issue.

Use this to retrieve the download URL for an object in a Cloud Storage for Firebase bucket.